Word: placing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...twelve men yesterday, the regular crew and four substitutes. As a result the College crew is disbanded for the year. The 'Varsity rowed over the three and one-half mile course from the Weld to the Union Boat Club on time. J. F. Perkins rowed 6 in the place of J. H. Perkins who is ill. Lawrence who has been rowing on the College crew was taken back to the Freshman crew...
...from New York this afternoon at 10 o'clock for England. In returning to this country with Mr. Lehmann in the spring, Mr. Willis's idea was to remain just six weeks, and he has now been called away at the expiration of that time, to take his old place at seven in the Leander boat the first of June...
Several changes were made in the Freshman boats. Lawrence was put in at 7 in the first boat, supplanting Loud, who was placed at 5. Perry went out of the boat, taking Lyman's place at 5 in the second boat. Lyman went in at 7. Gilchrist took the place of Frost, who is ill, in the first boat. The orders of the two crews...
...evening were: "When you were admitted to Harvard University you became members of an ancient society which has always been distinguished by a rational, discriminating, deep-seated, and ardent love of country and of liberty. I need not exhort you to be true to the traditional spirit of this place...
This afternoon Harvard plays the first of its series of games with Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. For the first time in a number of years, Pennsylvania has developed a nine this season which will probably take a place of the first rank in college baseball. Last year Harvard had no difficulty in winning both of its games, but the Pennsylvania nine has been considerably strengthened this spring by the development of Dickson and Brown as pitchers and the general improvement in both fielding and batting form. Within a week they have defeated both Cornell and Brown in remarkably close and well...